Part, Question

 1   1, 22 |        are in keeping with the plan of universal ~nature; inasmuch
 2   1, 22 |       fact that he has not the plan of those ~things which are
 3   1, 22 |    from contingency, which the plan of divine providence conceives ~
 4   1, 23 |       as also prudence, is the plan existing in the intellect ~
 5   1, 23 |      in another; although the ~plan requires that some stones
 6   1, 112|  answer that, According to the plan of Divine Providence, we
 7   2, 93 |     the law denotes a kind ~of plan directing acts towards an
 8   2, 93 |        who govern, so that the plan of government ~is derived
 9   2, 93 |   governor in chief; thus the ~plan of what is to be done in
10   2, 93 |     again in things of art the plan of ~whatever is to be done
11   2, 93 |        the eternal law ~is the plan of government in the Chief
12   2, 109|     motion is according to the plan of His providence, and not
13   2, 38 | Wherefore much more ought the ~plan of campaign to be hidden